openDesktop.org :
A system tray widget notifying you of available updates for your Arch Linux System.
It uses checkupdates to not lock the database.
Just click the Update System to update
run ./install_plasmoid.sh
remove cmakfiles dir 1 day ago
remove cmake files dir
remove cmakfiles dir 1 day ago
remove cmake files dir
settings and styling 1 day ago
fix settings layout, style fixed
peter2m feedback 1 day ago
fix scaling
fix contrast
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peter2m
1 day ago
BTW. You can remove from package all directories named "CMakeFiles", because they are generated by cmake tool (run in your install_plasmoid.sh script).
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I-Dream-in-Code
1 day ago
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peter2m
2 days ago
1. I have vertical Panel and icons are arranged in two vertical rows. Icon from this plasmoid is not scalable and takes the place of 4 icons. Takes too much space and looks ugly.
2. "Arch updater settings -> General. Option label: "Check Every (Minutes) has white color, so contrast is bad, but second option "Hide the updates version number" is in black color, so correct.
3. I have dark desktop theme in my Plasma (Simple Flow). When I click on plasmoid icon I see the list of packages to update in black color, so contrast is very bad.
4. The list of packages to update contains mixed packages. I mean I see AUR packages and also these coming from standard repository. I expected only these second ones. These coming from AUR I would like to update separately.
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I-Dream-in-Code
2 days ago
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peter2m
1 day ago
And one small suggestion about "Arch updater settings -> General. Option label: "Check Every (Minutes)". The number you could put next to the label, and make just separator between these two options.
About #4. Sorry I was wrong. I checked command "checkupdates" and it seems that command shows only packages related with normal repository. I made this mistake, because in my AUR were the sane packages as checkupdates showed yesterday. Today I updated system using Octopi and after that checkupdates showed less (all of these what I linked with AUR repo. just disappeared). Anyway "checkupdates" works as I expected, so is fine.
And one interesting thing. I wonder why above command shows more than octopi and pamac :/. Almost all yesterday's packages were shown today by octopi and pamac (only glibc was skipping).
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I-Dream-in-Code
1 day ago
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peter2m
1 day ago
In top right corner is shown number of packages waiting for update, but I think it could be replaced by tooltip - showing info when mouse cursor will be over the icon. And the status if there is something to update could be mark by color of icon - like in octopi. Thanks that the icon could be decreased.
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I-Dream-in-Code
1 day ago
If I may ask, my I made a vertical panel and it only took the size of one icon. Can you give me steps to reproduce your setup? Please email to : mike.a.harris@outlook.com
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